Genius is pleased to announce the release of the Speed Wheel 6 MT. Compatible with PC and PS3, the Speed Wheel 6 MT with 11" gaming wheel, manual transmission and foot pedals brings a realistic driving experience to simulated racing. Powerful force feedback brings a new dimension to racing games. Feel the traction of the tires on the road, the vibration of the engine, the shifting of gears. The feeling of connection to the car lets gamers experience racing games to their fullest - as well as improves lap times.

All the PS3 buttons are present on the Speed Wheel 6 MT including directional pad, so you will be able to play your games to the fullest. For PC gamers, all buttons on the wheel can be bound in-game to desired functions. The steering wheel and foot pedals of the Speed Wheel 6 MT are slip-resistant for optimal performance in grueling endurance races. The two c-clamps can adjust to fit a wide variety of tables and desks. One c-clamp on each side ensures a sturdy and solid connection that won't rattle or budge. The driving wheel of the Speed Wheel 6 MT features a racy red and black design, while the rear of the racing wheel resembles a tire and shiny rim.

Product Highlights

11" gaming wheel compatible with PC/PS3

Dual-motor force feedback

D-pad, manual transmission and two wheel mounted gearshift levers

Sturdy and slip-resistant foot pedals

Two c-clamps fit most tables and desks

Unique racing wheel design

Now available in the United States

MSRP: $89.99

Price and Availability
The Speed Wheel 6 MT is currently available in the United States for the suggested retail price of $89.99. For more information, visit the product page.

And when there was there was no wheel i did not just end up breaking which happened even more when companys like logitech used cheaper parts to keep the wheel on..

1St i had of their had a steel shaft with a steal nut but that got cheaper over time with a plastic nut which came loose much sooner. If i had known that the time i would of kept the 1st one although this was over 11 years ago and probably a plastic shaft\nut and god forbid a cheaper option.